Will the structure fit the garden plot?

Enter the body and roof/eave dimensions separately; in reverse mode, compare your own candidate widths/depths against the plot.

How this check works

Physical roof/body footprint is compared first, then maintenance and door-path targets are shown separately.

The calculator starts with a labeled illustrative setup, not a named product. Replace the sample dimensions with measured values before relying on the result.

Example setup. Values are illustrative examples, not defaults for a product, manufacturer or local building standard. Replace them with measured dimensions.

Check a shed, gazebo/pergola or garden office against a measured plot, or compare candidate structure footprints with your available space.

Length entries accept mm, cm, m, inches or feet. Weight fields are in kg. Check the exact product manual for model-dependent requirements.

Fits

Fits. Tightest constraint: door projection and selected approach path width. Physical space remaining: 84.0 cm 2 ft 9 in. After your selected target: 14.0 cm 0 ft 6 in.

Fits14.0 cm 0 ft 6 in after targetView details ↑

shed body footprint 2440 mm × 1830 mm; roof, maintenance and door-access envelopes are checked separately.

        Dimensions and compatibility envelopes for the selected Fit Services calculation
        DimensionRequiredTargetAvailablePhysical marginTarget margin
        roof footprint width and side maintenance space260.0 cm 8 ft 6 in340.0 cm 11 ft 2 in480.0 cm 15 ft 9 in+220.0 cm 7 ft 3 in+140.0 cm 4 ft 7 in
        roof footprint depth, door swing and front/rear access275.0 cm 9 ft 0 in395.0 cm 13 ft 0 in620.0 cm 20 ft 4 in+345.0 cm 11 ft 4 in+225.0 cm 7 ft 5 in
        door projection and selected approach path width76.0 cm 2 ft 6 in146.0 cm 4 ft 9 in160.0 cm 5 ft 3 in+84.0 cm 2 ft 9 in+14.0 cm 0 ft 6 in

        Assumptions

        • Use the structure body outside dimensions and actual roof/eave overhang, not retailer nameplate size. Plot dimensions are the usable measured rectangle.
        • Maintenance clearances and the door path are user-selected. They are not planning-permission, building-code or universal access requirements.
        • The model is a 2D rectangular envelope. It does not test slopes, fences, trees, foundations, roof runoff, anchoring or planning permission.

        Scope and limitations

        • The model is a rectangular envelope and does not evaluate foundations, roof runoff, slope, anchoring, utilities or planning permission.
        • Candidate sizes are user-entered examples, not retailer standards.

        Sources and entered data

        Calculation methodology · Measurement conventions · About and data sources